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Tomas Etzler described Radka Denemarková's opening speech at what he considers the largest and most prestigious literary event in the world as brilliant and fearless. He noted that the audience rewarded the speech with a standing ovation and that Denemarková mentioned Andrej Babiš and Ota Klempíř, whom he labeled as former agents of the secret police. He also congratulated her. https://t.co/u60jccXdWC #literatura #projev #czechpolitics (translated)

The conductor asked Oto Klempíř how he was doing in Frankfurt. He wrote that according to his information, Renata Denemarková stated into the microphone that Klempíř had collaborated with the communist State Security, after which there were jeers and shouts of "shame and shame on you." He added that Czech artists were still waiting for the promised fair compensation. He claimed that musicians outside the Czech Philharmonic and ballet dancers were still receiving less than the cleaners at Klempíř's ministry. https://t.co/AkT3RSbIZo #ČeskáKultura #Umění #Spravedlnost (translated)

Ondřej Tesárek described the situation as catastrophic and asked who allowed it. He wrote that, in his opinion, the Czech Republic is disappearing from the world stage under the current government, which he referred to as a reign of terror, and that in the end only Russia would remain. He claimed that this is exactly what people like Oto Klempíř and Andrej Babiš want. He warned that after the start of Eurovision, tanks could reappear on the main road the following day, and he called for the defense of democracy and Eurovision. #demokracie #Eurovize #ČeskáRepublika (translated)

I had lunch with him while I was on vacation on a boat with my family. My wife was with me, as well as our four children and a nanny. We had lunch on the island, that is correct. We spent an hour there. Lutnick insisted last month that there was "nothing inappropriate" regarding the visit to the island and that his family only stayed for an hour. #zviždač #jeffreyepstein #samoubojstvo (translated)

I will explain to you the legal tactics of Krasnal. Now it is already banned as a SLAPP. In reaction to criticism, Krasnal usually sent pre-litigation demands via DM: at first, he insisted on an admission of guilt (violation of personal rights), public apologies, and then pointed out which posts offended him. Such public apologies and admissions of violating personal rights exclude criminal proceedings, but not civil ones! After such a statement as below, he can calmly obtain compensation through civil court (due to reduced income). Clever. There are dozens of people who apologized to him and repented, and he can easily extract money from them. The letter to Otoka only confirms my suspicions. What should be done to avoid civil liability? Under no circumstances should one apologize or admit to violating someone else's personal rights. If one does, they should avoid the legal consequences of the statement by sending a registered letter within 1 year. One can also completely ignore such groundless claims as SLAPP, meaning a judicial attempt to limit freedom of speech and usually just frivolous litigation. #SLAPP #prawnicy #wolnośćsłowa (translated)